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2013 National GST Conference

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 5 Sep 2013

 
  • The 2013 National GST Conference is the pre-eminent national conference for GST specialists. This year it was one of the most practitioner-focused yet, and was been designed to cover the areas that are dealt with constantly by GST practitioners.
  • This conference covers:
  • Key note address by Robert Olding of the ATO
  • GST and the ten commandments
  • Ablettville, Geelong - Real property/unreal compliance: A GST case study
  • GST and insolvency: From the cradle to the grave
  • Financial supplies workshop - scenarios and suggested answers
  • Anti-avoidance and promoter penalty regimes
  • Legislative amendments update
  • Cases update
  • GST rulings update
  • BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) - What it means for GST
  • GST and buying or selling a business
  • Corrections and adjustments under the self-assessment regime
  • GST and interaction with other taxes
  • Resolving disputes

Real property, unreal compliance

Author(s): Andrew Howe CTA , Paul Nguyen CTA

GST and insolvency: From the cradle to the grave

Author(s): Peter Konidaris ATI , Jenny Lin , Raj Srikhanta

GST rulings update

Author(s): Craig Whatman CTA

Anti-avoidance and promoter penalty regimes

Author(s): Andrew De Wijn

Financial supplies workshop - Scenarios and suggested answers

Author(s): Michelle Bennett CTA , Anthony Fitzgerald

GST and buying and selling a business

Author(s): Shoba Kanniappan , Bastian Gasser ATI

Cases update

Author(s): Chris Sievers
Materials from this session:

Legislative amendments update

Author(s): Suzanne Kneen CTA

Keynote address

Author(s): Robert Olding

Resolving disputes

Author(s): Elizabeth Goli , Peter Poulos
Materials from this session:


GST and the Ten Commandments

Author(s): Gordon Brysland

Details

  • Published On:5 Sep 2013
  • Took place at:Langham Hotel, Melbourne

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